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Hiking to Healing Through The Highlands — Shan’s Tale from the Trail
Everyone’s trail to healing and discovery looks different, but every step matters. We’re grateful to Shan for sharing her story with us.
Read MoreThe Trail Saved My Life — Alison’s Tale from the Trail
The trail quite literally saved my life.
I used to be a high level professional classical musician. At the height of my career, I developed a neurological movement disorder that made it impossible to perform. It was the most devastating loss of my life and left me without a sense of meaning of purpose.
Five Nature-Based Mental Health Boosters
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, so hit the trails and hike your way to wellbeing! Hiking isn’t just good for your body — it can improve your mood and reduce stress.
Read MoreHiking After the Pandemic – Megan’s Tale from the Trail
Megan’s story is a powerful reminder of how time outdoors can help us heal, grow, and reconnect — with ourselves and each other.
Read MoreAmerican Hiking Joins 71 Organizations in Opposition to Public Lands Sell Off in House Reconciliation Bill
72 organizations call on House of Representatives Leadership to strip the Amodei Amendment 013 from the House Reconciliation Bill.
The languages permits the selling off public lands that belong to all Americans to what is already a sprawling attempt to fast-track resource development for a variety of industries including oil, gas, coal, hardrock mining, and timber.
Read MoreBreaking Down Walls and Building Bridges: City College of New York Students Experience the Adirondacks
Five students from City College of New York left the city behind and traveled by public transportation to the heart of the Adirondacks.
Read MoreBuilding Bridges: Misericordia University Students Volunteer at Kiptopeke State Park
A dedicated group of Misericordia University students traveled to Kiptopeke State Park to volunteer on trail improvement projects.
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